Thank you for the kind comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Hedley
It's not Spider Rock. It's a (most likely) unnamed window I saw from a distance in Arches National Park and scrambled up to shoot.
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Thank you for the kind comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Hedley
It's not Spider Rock. It's a (most likely) unnamed window I saw from a distance in Arches National Park and scrambled up to shoot.
Duane,
Well worth the scramble, very nice indeed!
Thanks very much, John and Christopher, for your kind comments.
Wow! Seeing all these landscapes is inspiring me to develop some negatives so I can make some prints. I have a bit of a backlog too.
Gosh, Ian nice photo but you're not a Forrester are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by IanG
No just a visitor, but the Forest had very close ties with the area I come from, in Worcestershire, back in the 17th Century. In fact the Furnaces & Forges were the first case of privatisation :DQuote:
Originally Posted by timing
Ian
What a fantastic view. Excellent photo! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Duane Polcou
Great images everyone... :)
A classic landmark on the road to Lake Louise, Alberta.
As a side note, this mountain was called Mount Eisenhower after WWII, in honour of General Eisenhower, and the associated junction at Highway 93 and Highway 1, was known as Eisenhower Junction too.
jim k
Castle Mountain, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, 1985
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Another regional landmark... :)
jim k
Mount Athabasca, Little Athabasca Glacier, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada, 2007
http://largeformatgroupimages.jimkit...s/07060801.jpg
Jim,
You're killing me. It's been over 10 years since we were in the Banff-Jasper-Yoho neighborhood. That's too long to be away. Thanks for reminding me just how fantastic the area is.